Sentence examples for odd face from inspiring English sources

Still, it's an odd face to despise — milquetoast, banal, unthreatening.

Ms. Halprin becomes quite as rich a subject for film as Ms. Monk: another odd face, another wonderfully calm (though ardently enthusiastic) and open talker, another (and senior) artist who responds to both politics and scenery.

Everything about Ms. Monk seems to lend itself to film: her odd face (she discusses here the eye peculiarities she has had from childhood and how they may have stimulated her); her readiness to talk calmly but with feeling of her passions and experiences as a citizen and as a private person; her work in music, dance, theater, film itself and site-specific ventures.

But Maryland's decision to sanction an all-women's competitive cheerleading team has roiled some women's sports advocates, creating an odd face-off between traditional supporters of women's athletics and the latest benefactors of a Title IX opportunity, the cheerleaders.

The split screen showed him impatient, angry, rolling his eyes and making some very odd faces.

She exposed beauty in odd places (the Valley of Goreme in Turkey) and in odd faces (Veruschka, Twiggy, Shrimpton, Cher).

"It's diverse and international in the way that only musicians can be," Mr. Zimmer told The Los Angeles Times, adding: "You might see some odd faces in the orchestra".

Sure, that scene with the cherry is infamous – and responsible for many teenage girls making very odd faces on a quest to imitate her – but Audrey's entire wardrobe is a fashion-approved.

Photographs have always been Stezaker's main source – used in the marrying of odd faces, the creation of bizarre androgynies, new landscapes, new cities, even whole new eras (he likes to put the times out of joint) – but here he puts these images to an extraordinary new use.

At 3 1/2 by 7 feet, the show's centerpiece is "The Subliminal Guide to the National Gallery, London," in which the artist depicts the odd faces and semi-animal shapes to be found, for example, in the coiffure of the "Rokeby Venus" or the sleeve of the groom in the "Arnolfini Wedding".

"I didn't get any odd faces or comments," he said.